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 1 9 |  little (as they do when they give any charge or command),
 2 9 |       and to-morrow (which we give you for removing your people
 3 10|      straightway; if good, to give us further time. For these
 4 14|     thanked him that he would give us leave so to do. And that
 5 16|       this great sign, and to give us the interpretation and
 6 22|  there will be enough left to give you satisfaction.~
 7 27|      sit at home, I shall now give you an account by itself;
 8 27|       it will draw nearer, to give you satisfaction, to your
 9 28|     foresight might reach) to give perpetuity to that which
10 30|     in their use of them, did give it also that second name.~
11 31|      whose errand was only to give us knowledge of the affairs
12 33|  reverence and obedience they give to the order of nature.~
13 37|      forth the third time, to give the blessing; with all his
14 37|      it is well you are born, give God the praise, and persevere
15 38|    live; these, contrariwise, give unto our Saviour many high
16 42|       will quench, but if you give it any vent it will rage;
17 44|      they think it a scorn to give a refusal after so familiar
18 47|     And because he meaneth to give you his blessing, he hath
19 48|    bless thee, my son; I will give thee the greatest jewel
20 69|     tossing it; and some that give back the voice louder than
21 70|      mixtures than those that give them. We make divers imitations
22 79|    into titles and tables, to give the better light for the
23 84|   statue to the inventor, and give him a liberal and honorable
24 86|   divers other things; and we give counsel thereupon, what
25 87| relation which I have made. I give thee leave to publish it,
26 87|      and my fellows. For they give great largesses, where they